Why must you say goodbye
Why don't you stay a while
All of the time will fly
You only make me smile

Come on now
Stay a while
Please don't you go away too far
You make me smile
Give me just one more day
Baby, stay

Baby, stay

Always been racing through
Every day pushing in
Listen now, me and you
Wont you say you feel it too

Come on now

You're wondering
when it might settle in
Give us time
Day and night hoping and wondering

Why must you say goodbye
Why don't you stay a while
All of the time will fly
You only make me smile

Come on now
Stay a while
Please don't you go away too far
You make me smile
Give me just one more day
Baby, stay

Used to be 2 years old
Little girl stumbling through the world
And every day was ours to give away
But it's a crying game
Rigged and a real shame
The way the time goes by
How could it find us here?

Why must you say goodbye
Why don't you stay a while
All of the time will fly
You only make me smile

Come on now
Stay a while
Please don't you go away too far
You make me smile
Give me just one more day
Baby, stay


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